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Old Ford Tractor Tools NCA503B NCA502

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Steven Z

10-27-2006 15:35:02




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I am looking for information on how to find and/or make Ford tractor tools NCA503B & NCA502. If anyone can help me out it would be greatly appreciated. I need these tools to fix my old Ford 801 Powermaster tractor.




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mn.Chuck

10-28-2006 18:08:19




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 Re: Old Ford Tractor Tools NCA503B NCA502 in reply to Steven Z, 10-27-2006 15:35:02  
Steven, I have an extra NCA-503 with locating pin,
but can't come up the 502. Chuck



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Jerry L/AZ

10-29-2006 05:12:30




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 Re: Old Ford Tractor Tools NCA503B NCA502 in reply to mn.Chuck, 10-28-2006 18:08:19  
Good morning Chuck: I too would like to get that set of Gages so I have been watching this thread. I have a lathe and a milling machine and could make a set or too, if I had the dimensions and angles. Could you post a picture and the demensions? shure would be nice. thanks Jer



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mn.Chuck

10-30-2006 13:50:37




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 Re: Old Ford Tractor Tools NCA503B NCA502 in reply to Jerry L/AZ, 10-29-2006 05:12:30  
Hi Jerry, I would tackle this if I could,but it
bends too many diff. ways for me to have the skill
to attempt. I would sell it if you wish. Made for
Ford dealers of which we were in the '50's and
60's by The Nuday Co of Detroit. Would sell for
$25 plus probably $4 pp. This is the bracket and
shaft as I posted. Also have a clutch jig for the
double clutch rebuilding. Chuck



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john c thompson

07-10-2007 10:51:34




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 Re: Old Ford Tractor Tools NCA503B NCA502 in reply to mn.Chuck, 10-30-2006 13:50:37  
I was wondering if you still have that clutch jig? I sure could use that, Thanks John



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Jerry L /az

10-30-2006 14:12:46




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 Re: Old Ford Tractor Tools NCA503B NCA502 in reply to mn.Chuck, 10-30-2006 13:50:37  
Chuck; sent you an E-mail you can consider it sold. Sorry I don't have a two stage clutch. send me your address and I'll send you a postal money order. drop me a line or two Jer



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jhill52

10-28-2006 05:58:55




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 Re: Old Ford Tractor Tools NCA503B NCA502 in reply to Steven Z, 10-27-2006 15:35:02  
What were these tools used for? That would help us to give you an answer.



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Steven Z

10-30-2006 19:29:37




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 Re: Old Ford Tractor Tools NCA503B NCA502 in reply to jhill52, 10-28-2006 05:58:55  
The tools are for setting the springs and control linkage on the hydrolic cylnder for the 3 point hitch. One tool is the measuring tool to see how much to adjust the linkage and the other tool is to lock the arms in place in order to actually adjust the linkage.



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charles(mo)

10-27-2006 18:11:45




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 Re: Old Ford Tractor Tools NCA503B NCA502 in reply to Steven Z, 10-27-2006 15:35:02  
Try this site, it will help

www.marvinbaumann.com

hth



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dr.sportster

10-28-2006 08:51:18




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 Re: Old Ford Tractor Tools NCA503B NCA502 in reply to charles(mo), 10-27-2006 18:11:45  
Ford ,Chevy and Chrysler tractors impressed me.That was before I saw[and heard] the Tubine tractor.That is the best site on the web.Thanks.



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jimlll

10-27-2006 17:32:58




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 Re: Old Ford Tractor Tools NCA503B NCA502 in reply to Steven Z, 10-27-2006 15:35:02  
I have a friend who was in the tractor repair business for approx 25 years, specializing in Ford 9N, 2N, 8N, 600 & 800 tractors. I'm sure he has a method of accomplishing anything required with these. Let us know specifically what you need and I'll find out what he used.



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